Draehl
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I never got into the French scene much, but I do love the French Canadian stuff I've heard so far. Especially Neige et Noirceur & Fortresse if you haven't heard them before.
Black Metal.
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That first Peste Noire album is great, I love the clean leads and solos. I'm assuming that's what you mean by NWOBHM influences? I need to revisit that one soon.
Yeah, and the cool galloping parts. I have a friend who saw them live in Quebec and then talked to the band at a dive across the street from where they played. Famine was drunk as fuck and kept talking about Iron Maiden and similar bands and how much they inspire him.
Krow
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That's awesome.
It's a shame they seem to have cut that out of their sound, although I haven't heard La Chaise-Dyable yet but somehow I doubt it's a return to La Sanie des siècles.
One of my favourite sound combinations is raw Black Metal with NWOBHM/Heavy Metal influences.
J.
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JontRevolting
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I listened to it based on the Hammerheart comparison and I didn't hear it, but it was good regardless!
Vilden
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Hammerheart is the best album ever recorded all categories so any album that is compared to it, even just alittle sparks my interest. Can't listen too it right nog though.
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This track in particular caught my attention off the latest Iron Bonehead sampler, the Hammerheart reference might have been a bit overboard but I was trying to give a comparison of something epic regarding songwriting buried underneath a more necro production and rather primitive playing. It's something I don't hear a lot of which is a bit strange I like it a lot. A one man BM album out of the Netherlands.
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crimsonfloyd
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I don't think that Bathory's Viking era would work with a technically good singer. Quorthon sounds pretty awesome and totally fits the music.
I personally think that Blood on Ice is the best of those albums by quite a bit, but Hammerheart is awesome too.
Draehl
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Agreed Omni, Blood On Fire is absolutely his best and quite a bit overlooked, I'd say Hammerheart is his second best personally.
Also agreed about the vocal part, I'm not saying he's technically a good singer, he's more an emotionally good singer I think. Puts out a raw passion that hits me right in the sweet spot.
Also agreed about the vocal part, I'm not saying he's technically a good singer, he's more an emotionally good singer I think. Puts out a raw passion that hits me right in the sweet spot.
Vilden
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Quorthons voice fits that album perfectly 10/10. If he actually can sing or not is secondary.
Edit: Blood on Ice rules too, all his albums triumphs almost anything else, only Octagon is kind of average(/fanboy).
crimsonfloyd
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Overall, I think they're passable for what he's doing, but there are a handful sour notes that I always cringe in anticipation of. Like I said, I think it's a great album regardless of that flaw, but they're far from 10/10.
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Have to disagree. His so-called "flaw" adds to the charm and individuality of his music if you ask me.
But I'll admit I'm biased, Viking/Heavy Metal-era Bathory are a top ten band for me.
But I'll admit I'm biased, Viking/Heavy Metal-era Bathory are a top ten band for me.
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